A Short History of the United States, 1492-1938Macmillan, 1939 - 1039 pages |
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... English owned and manned ships ; ( 2 ) that no European goods should be taken to England or the British posses- sions in any but English ships or in the ships of the country in which the goods were produced ; ( 3 ) the coasting trade in ...
... English owned and manned ships ; ( 2 ) that no European goods should be taken to England or the British posses- sions in any but English ships or in the ships of the country in which the goods were produced ; ( 3 ) the coasting trade in ...
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... ENGLISH AND THE FRENCH IN NORTH AMERICA English in No one who knew the conditions in America believed that the Treaty of Aix - la - Chapelle settled the differences between England and France . In fact , every year brought the ...
... ENGLISH AND THE FRENCH IN NORTH AMERICA English in No one who knew the conditions in America believed that the Treaty of Aix - la - Chapelle settled the differences between England and France . In fact , every year brought the ...
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... English . The beginning of all the colonies but New York and Delaware was English . The English life and law was the rule , or became so when the foreign planted colonies fell into English hands . New England , dominated by peculiar ...
... English . The beginning of all the colonies but New York and Delaware was English . The English life and law was the rule , or became so when the foreign planted colonies fell into English hands . New England , dominated by peculiar ...
Contents
Better Times in the Colony | 50 |
The Plymouth Colony | 59 |
The Colonies under the Later Stuarts 16601689 | 92 |
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